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| Posted 1/3/2002 8:08 PM (GMT -6) |   | In the notes at the bottom of page 121 in Satan and the Problem of Evil is a statement that God had predestined names of people that would do certain acts (i.e Josiah.) Is this the best possible answer out there for that passage? If I were to try to explain the open view to,say, a calvanist, I would have a hard time trying to do so without some doubt. Doc, has this explenation worked for you? I also noticed that the open view in Satan and the Problem of Evil seems a little different than the one in God of the possible-correct me if I am wrong, like it seems to reconcile with classical calvanism on some points.
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